PS307 Statistics for Social Sciences

at  Park University Adjuncts

Appointments are made on a term-by-term basis. Adjunct faculty are required to successfully complete an online Canvas LMS orientation course before being scheduled, as well as other training if required by the department.
This is for Spring 2025 daytime face to face at our Gilbert campus. Local applicants only.
Click on Park University Locations for more information on our campus centers.
Click on Park University’s Catalog for more information on programs and courses.

MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS

PhD and/or research experience preferred. Graduate degree in Psychology, Sociology, Behavioral Statistics, or related field. Coursework in advanced graduate level statistics.

COURSE DESCRIPTION

Statistical methods are a primary tool for all of the social and behavioral sciences. This course introduces a wide variety of common statistical techniques and their conceptual bases, including: basic descriptive and inferential statistics, analyses of association and variance, effect sizes, and others in their parametric and nonparametric forms. It provides a background in the relevant theories of probability, sampling, and measurement. And the student will learn how to become a more discerning consumer of statistical information as well as gaining practical experience calculating these statistics by hand and computer

Please refer the Job description for details